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"Part 6"

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Not to be confused with "Episode 6".

"Part 6", also known as "Don't die", is the sixth episode of the 2017 series of Twin Peaks and the thirty-sixth episode of the franchise as a whole. It aired on June 11, 2017.

Plot[]

"Don't die."

Mike

Cooper as Dougie stares at the statue outside the Lucky 7 Insurance building until a police officer takes him home due to the law against loitering in the area. When he arrives home, Janey-E tells him she will make him a doctor's appointment. She has him go say goodnight to Sonny Jim until she opens an unmarked envelope delivered to their home, containing a photo of Dougie with Jade. She reprimands "Dougie" until they receive a phone call from the individuals to whom Dougie owes money. She plans to meet them at the park the next day.

Mike appears to Cooper, urging him to wake up and to not die. Small sections of light begin to appear on Dougie's case files including near the names of the insurer Anthony Sinclair. Cooper marks them with scribbles, zig-zags, and other lines.

Albert goes to Max Von's Bar, where he meets with Diane Evans.

Richard Horne snorts a drug and meets with Red to discuss the trafficking of a drug called "Sparkle." Red makes a threat to make sure Horne does not double-cross him and does a magic trick with a dime.

Upset, Horne drives as Carl Rodd heads into Twin Peaks from the Fat Trout Trailer Park with Mickey and Bill.

Heidi and Shelly talk to Miriam Sullivan at the Double R Diner and Sullivan leaves a tip that Heidi and Shelly feel that she cannot afford, so they plan to treat her.

Horne, still upset from his encounter with Red drives, speeding and illegally passing traffic, which causes him to run over and kill a child. Carl witnesses this and after seeing a golden aura float from the child's body, he goes to comfort the mother.

Duncan Todd sits in his office and a red box appears on his computer screen. He closes it out and goes to the desk behind him, where he opens a safe and removes an envelope with a black circle on the front.

Dougie's destroyed car is towed as authorities investigate, finding the back bumper on the roof of the drug-addicted mother.

At a motel, hitman Ike "The Spike" Stadtler receives an envelope with a black circle. Inside are photos of Lorraine and of Dougie Jones. With his spike, he stabs the photos.

Cooper goes to Dougie's work, where he is called into Bushnell Mullins' office. While initially confused by Cooper's apparently childish scribblings, he soon seems to understand the meaning behind them.

Janey-E meets with Tommy and Jimmy and pays them $25,000 of the $52,000 Dougie owes them, stating her reasons to be the Jones' financial situation.

The Spike shows up at Lorraine's office and stabs her to death along with two innocent co-workers.

Richard drives to a field, where he wipes the boy's blood off of his truck's grill.

Inside a restroom, Hawk drops a coin, which rolls into a stall. He picks it up, which causes him to notice a screw missing from the stall door's paneling. He gets a small stepladder and a crowbar and pulls the paneling back to find pages.

Back at the sheriff's station, Doris comes, upset with Frank about her father's car apparently not being repaired. Deputy Chad makes cruel statements about Doris and hers and Frank's son that committed suicide.

At the Roadhouse, Sharon Van Etten plays "Tarifa."

Credits[]

Starring[]

In Alphabetical Order[]



Uncredited[]

Production staff[]

See: Twin Peaks (2017) § Production staff

Featured music[]

"Windswept"
Written and performed by Johnny Jewel
Courtesy of Italians Do It Better
"Tarifa"
Written and performed by Sharon Van Etten
Courtesy of Jagjaguwar
"I Am (Old School Hip Hop Beat)"
Written and performed by BluntedBeatz
Courtesy of Columbia Records

Notes[]

  • Tammy Baird is credited as "Tammie".
  • Ime Etuk, who plays a Red's bodyguard, is also the second assistant director.
  • A group of fans watching the filming of the episode from across the street can be seen in a shot from inside the Double R as Shelly gives Miriam her coffee.
  • Angelo Badalamenti's composition "Accident/Farewell Theme" premiering in this episode was composed for the scene before it was shot using Lynch's description via Skype.[1][2]
  • The following names can be read on Dougie's case files:
    • Insurer Anthony Sinclair on every form.
    • The insured Hotel Owner Jake Cavallo on a Burglary claim form.
    • The insured Nancy Deren on a non-waiver agreement.
    • Investigating Officers from Clark County, Nevada: Det. Loomis and Det. Stockton.
    • Insured Rod Mitchum and Brad Mitchum on a Commercial Property Owner Perils Chart.
    • Insured on a Product liability supplemental application (p-1) form: David Eubank
    • Insured on an Adjuster's Status Report: Scott Cameron
    • Insured on a Notice of plate glass loss form: Carolyn King
  • Most of the names on the case files are of crew members: Jake Cavallo is the art department production assistant, Nancy Deren is a set designer, David Eubank is an A camera first assistant, Scott Cameron is 1st assistant director and Carolyn King is the art department coordinator.

Appearances[]

References[]

  1. ↑ Angelo Badalamenti's facebook publication
  2. ↑ Dean Hurley interview for Variety
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